Picnics

Welcome to a vibrant community created for men and women who are ready to connect, explore, and thrive together as friends! This group is all about bringing solo people together in a fun, and welcoming space where new friendships are formed and fresh experiences await. **About this event:** We will check in at CoffeeAngel on South Anne St, Dublin 2. Grab a nice coffee and get to know each other there before moving on to the Archaeology Museum to see the wonderful exhibitions there. This gives us an opportunity to experience something new, gain new perspectives and have something nice to talk about with our new friends. After the exhibition, we'll go to Bunsen to end the lovely afternoon. **Important information:** RSVPs are not a true representation of the number of people attending. Continuous no shows will be removed from events. Minimum age to attend is 23. The exhibition is free. You must purchase your own food and drink. Please wear suitable footwear for walking around. By joining this event, you accept our T&Cs. Check them out here: Yinyangevents.ie **[Follow us on Insta: Yinyangeventsireland](https://www.instagram.com/yinyangeventsireland/)**

# Bohernabreena Reservoir Upper Loop 8.9 KM 2 Hour Long. Sunday Hiking Trail on 18th of Janruary. We are Meeting at Tallaght (Red Link) Luas Stop at 10:45 AM. How to get there ? You can get the Luas from Point Square or Connolly Train Station which is quick or you can get the S6 Bus or 27 Bus to Tallaght. Please bring some supplies with you like a packed lunch, water or snacks with you. We will be getting the 82 Killtipper Way Bus at Bus Stop (Number 4347) at Tallaght Square Shopping Centre, We will be on the Bus for 7 minutes (7 Stops), We will be getting off at Marlfield Drive Bus Stop. If you want to come earlier, there is earlier Bus 10-15 minutes earlier for those who chose to come early. Then we will be walking 25 minutes 1.8 KM to Bohernabreena, where we will be starting our trail. There is a Car Park too for those who choose to drive there. But it can get full so if you are parking I would reccomend parking in Tallaght. There is a Cafe called Cafe Woods in Kiltipper for those who want Coffee before the walk which is 12 Minutes Walk a way from the Car Park, also a Shop there too called Nearby. There is a lot of wildlife in Bohernabreena, please be careful. I hope to see you. Many Thanks Thomas

Join us for a relaxed cycle up over Howth by the tram tracks, then out to Malahide Plan for the day: **Start**: Meet at the Sails sculpture in Clontarf at 9:30 am. **Route**: We'll cycle along the coast through Clontarf and then into **Howth** where we turn up and cycle along the route of the old **Tram tracks** to Howth summit It's then along the coast to **Malahide,** where we stop for coffee before returning to Clontarf by 130pm Distance 55km *The* [Tram Tracks](https://rogerfarnworth.com/2023/05/14/the-hill-of-howth-tramway/) *on Howth are suitable for cycling. The surface is a wide, smooth, hard-packed gravel path, well-maintained and generally fine for road bikes with care, and very comfortable on hybrids or gravel bikes.* *Please note - It is every participant's responsibility to ride safely, follow the rules of the road, and come prepared with the proper equipment.* ***Please cycle single file on narrow busy roads*** WAIVER & RELEASE: We are a group composed of volunteers. We are not a professional organisation. As such, we are responsible for our safety and well-being during an organised event. The organiser(s) is not in any way responsible for any participant on the trip. However, as a group of friends, we make an effort to look out for one another to the best of our ability. By joining this event, you and your guests agree to and accept the following waiver and liability amendment to the Meetup Terms of Service at https://www.meetup.com/terms/ ; 1. My guests and I have read the Meetup Terms of Service at https://www.meetup.com/terms/ and hereby amend it to include the same waiver and release therein to this event's organiser(s) and participants.

This coming Sunday (18th January) we're having another walk - along the banks of the River Liffey to Chapelizod and back through Phoenix Park. From the meeting point we will walk to the nearby gardens of the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham and then to the War Memorial Park. On leaving the park we shall continue along the river (where rowers are often seen practising their sport) to the lovely village of Chapelizod. We shall make a short detour to Chapelizod island, to see the weir which belonged to an old flax mill. We shall then enter Phoenix Park and climb a small hill to the 4,000 year old Knockmaree Dolmen before passing the Wellington Monument on our return to Heuston Station. If it's dry and warm enough, we'll probably have a picnic in the War Memorial Park or in Phoenix Park, so bring some food and drink if you wish. There's a Spar shop in Chapelizod. In Phoenix Park, we have a good chance of seeing deer. Please remember that these lovely animals are still wild animals and can attack when they feel threatened especially when they have young deer. Signs in the park indicate that it's prohibited to feed the deer and recommend to stay at least 50 metres away from them. [Date] 18th January (SUNDAY) [Time] 12:00 \~ 16:00 [Place] Outside Heuston Station in front of the entrance to the Galway Hooker bar. If you're taking the Luas then please make sure you get the Red Line. The meeting point can easily be seen from Heuston Luas stop. We hope to see you there! [Host(s)] Tim (085 718 5658) WhatsApp. FAQs 1. Is there a charge for this event? No, this is a free event. Sometimes we have events that involve a visit to a museum or garden with an entrance fee - but this will be clearly marked in the details 2. Is it OK for people on a short visit to Ireland to join this walk? Yes both visitors and residents alike are welcome to join our walks. 3. How easy/difficult is this walk? Most walking groups would classify this as an easy walk. That said, we will be walking for a few hours (at a fairly leisurely pace) so having a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. 4. Why are there only a limited number of places for this event? To ensure the best possible experience for the people attending it is necessary to limit the numbers, especially as the chosen route may not be straightforward and along narrow paths. 5. Why is it necessary to book on this event if you wish to attend? This is because there are only a limited number of spaces (see point above) and to ensure the fairest allocation of spaces, we kindly request everyone to book a place. It's OK to change your mind about coming but please change your RSVP as soon as you have for someone else to take the place if they wish to. PLEASE NOTE: Walking like many outdoor activities carries an element of risk. People who take part in our meet up activities do so at their own risk and are responsible for their own actions and involvement. If you register to join our meet up walks you agree that you wish to take part in the activities despite these risks. Please wear boots, shoes or runners that you find comfortable, provide suitable support and have good grip as some of the paths may be uneven or steep. It is also recommended to bring water to avoid dehydration. Bring warm clothes and a waterproof jacket or umbrella in case of inclement weather. The Wild Travellers' Adventures Meetup Group supports the Leave No Trace Campaign

Catan, coup, Muchkin, Exploding kittens y mas! Agradeceriamos que consumierais algo (bebida, comida, postres, cafe, etc.) durante el evento para apoyar al local :) el evento es preferiblemente Alcohol free. Te esperamos!

Hi All, This weekend we'll attend Hamnet at Cineworld (apologies to anyone who saw my earlier post re: IFI Mystery Matinee, it was sold out!) 12:30 screening of Hamnet 11:30 before hand in Dunnes Cafe, top floor of Dunnes on Henry street (please note, NOT cafe sol on the ground floor). Books seats three rows from the back of the screen to sit together, otherwise wherever you like! See you then.

Join us for our regular plant swap at the fantastic venue, Street 66 on Parliament Street! Bring a plant (or plants) to swap and enjoy a drink—non-alcoholic options are available. Meet new people, learn about plants, and get answers to questions like, "Does my plant need rescuing?" or "Did I water my plant enough?" Street 66 is an independent business that has wholeheartedly supported our group's events. We extend our sincere gratitude to Siobhan and the Street 66 team for their unwavering support! the cost of this event is 5 euros. this supports further research and running meet up

Hi All, this is a on lead walk with dogs of all ages and experience welcome. Many who attend are recently rescued and learning. Walk the lovely grounds and see the flowers and wildlife followed by coffee. There is a Fb page Sighthound Adventures Ireland and #dublinhoundwalks on Instagram. All Welcome.

Please PREPAY for this game either by Revolut https://revolut.me/davidandl or Paypal ([kenna.david@gmail.com](http://kenna.david@gmail.com/)) √ We have just 60 minutes to play so please come along a few minutes early to ensure we can start on time. √ The maximum number of players is 28. Please be sure you show up. Places are in high demand so unfortunately, failure to show will result in you being automatically removed from the group. √ As always, you participate in these games at your own risk and an agreement to indemnify the organisers from any injury, loss, claim, or infection.

Hey guys! Anybody interested in joining us for a hike this Sunday? we'll be leaving from Glendalough area (exactly point to be confirmed) up Camaderry, Turlough Hill down to Wicklow Gap and back down on St. Kevin's Way. It's 18km so expect to be out for about 5h, depending on the pace

MCKS PRANIC HEALING® Level I In PRANIC HEALING® Level 1, you learn the basics of working with your energy aura, including learning to "scan," or feel the energy, to "sweep," or clean away congested energy, and to "energize," or supplement areas in your aura that have a pranic deficiency. PRANIC HEALING® has been taught to doctors, nurses, massage therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, shiatsu practitioners, and many others in the healing field. It has allowed them to heal confidently and consistently in the shortest learning time possible. These professionals find PRANIC HEALING® very effective and easy to apply. Other topics covered in PRANIC HEALING® Level 1: Energetic anatomy: You will learn to work with the network of chakras, meridians and auras to accelerate the healing processes of your body. Preventive healing: You will learn to remove the negative energetic patterns of a disease to prevent it from fully manifesting as a physical ailment. Self-Pranic healing: You will learn to apply these healing techniques to accelerate your own healing. Step-by-step techniques for ailments related to your: respiratory system, e.g., asthma,; circulatory system, e.g., heart ailments; gastrointestinal system, e.g., irritable bowel syndrome; musculoskeletal system, e.g., arthritis and back pain; reproductive system, e.g., menstrual problems. You'll also learn how to address common problems as migraines and sinusitis. Additionally, you'll learn to apply distant healing to loved ones who are not present in the room with you. All PRANIC HEALING® courses are "experiential," which means that you learn by actually performing the techniques and exercises in class - on yourself and those around you. During class, all the principles will be explained thoroughly and you will practice the techniques exhaustively so you will be confident in your ability to produce positive results when you finish the course. This is Day 2 of 2 Attendance at day one is required to attend day 2. The Course text book is Choa Kok Sui, "Miracles through Pranic Healing" Please bring this with you to class. PRANIC HEALING® Level 1 is a prerequisite to all other GMCKS courses. For those interested to review the class...Review fee is only $75!! LOOK AT THIS!! Review for FREE when you bring a new student to class with you.

Younkin Branch Library (Ashville) meeting space is now reserved for any and all interested in or enthused by playing a game of chess. The second Thursday of each month, 6:00pm to 7:50pm. First gathering is Thursday, May 11th. No fees. Chess sets provided; however, you may bring your own if you wish.

Meet in the Maple Grove Picnic area. If trail conditions are poor, we will use the Multipurpose Path.

Join us for a guided wine tasting sponsored by Wine Trends, featuring a curated selection of wines paired with individual charcuterie boards. $30 per person paid at venue. RSVP required. Each guest receives a personal board with a curated selection of meats, cheeses, olives, nuts, jam, grapes, and baguette. A relaxed, social way to unwind and try something new. Must be 21+ to attend